Roger Langridge has been producing comics for over twenty years. Most recently, he has attracted critical attention for his work on the Harvey Award-winning Muppet Show Comic Book (Boom! Studios) and Thor: The Mighty Avenger (Marvel Comics); other works of note include Marvel's Fin Fang Four, Fantagraphics' Zoot! and Art d'Ecco (in collaboration with his brother Andrew), and the NCS, Ignatz, Eisner and Harvey Award-nominated comic book Fred the Clown. He currently lives in London with his wife Sylvie, their two children and a box of his own hair.
Things were all over the place. It was almost difficult to follow. Cap's true and beloved moral compass wasn't clear enough. I mean, I'm bias but he's not that egoistic. But, I enjoyed it nonetheless. Parallels can definitely be made to other story interpretations. The art was A1 but not my favorite. I recieved this as a birthday gift, but I would not recommend to others. Definitely turn to Brubaker. But, still... SHARON AND BUCKY! 'Twas lit.
I had never read the origin story of Captain America until now. I found this GN to be very informational and pretty entertaining. Captain America is the true American hero he has been depicted as . =) Very excited to find another Captain America adventure. [I was extremely pleased by the special Spider-Man appearance] =D
I'm reading this with my 6 year old son. Right now, he is enthralled with Captain America. I bought him this book as a reward for an excellent report card and teacher meeting. He's "read" it uncounted times since. I've read it to him twice...going on three...